Yeah, you mean you group.

You always think that I can't stand that. That's not even the point of it. I'm like, you remember when we watched that movie, we went to the theater and she's like, no, that was somebody else. I'm like, okay. Hey guys, episode 117. We had a slow weekend. It's a Monday that we are recording. And I highly suggest if any of you like Uno, I don't know anybody who doesn't like the game Uno, play Uno with your neighbors and the kids all join in. We had the best time. We had some neighbors come over for the Duke game. And our friend is obsessed with Duke. He wears the same jersey every time. I was actually surprised that they were going to come to our house because he has to be normally in his basement standing. Lisa was telling me he's got to stand like the first half of the game because he feels like if he sits that lose or something. So he'll stand the first half, but he said he's got superstition. He said he could come back to our house because they beat them by a lot. They played Illinois for people that don't really follow college basketball, but obviously Illinois is where I'm from. So he's like, are you sure you want me to come over for Illinois? I'm like, listen, I don't care that much about college basketball.

So I actually put a little money on Duke

because he was over and he's so into college basketball. I go, listen, a couple of guys from Illinois aren't playing. Like their team has the flu. They're not really feeling good. So he gave me a little inside baseball and then I ended up panning out, Duke smashed them.

And then you won.

I won a couple of bucks, yeah.

Yeah, Jeff does this like betting thing,

him and our neighbors, and they all share.

It makes it a little bit more exciting,

but nothing crazy. Just put in some games that you're watching that responsibly out there. Yeah, but the kids are at that age where they like, well, my loss and now when I'm texting, he's like, what are you texting? Who are you sending in that, too?

What are you doing?

And then he's reading my text messages out loud.

I'm like, Lawson.

And then, I mean, I don't ever text anything bad, but still.

But I don't know about that.

Yeah, he is inquisitive more so now,

because he does that whatever I'm looking at.

I mean, like, what are you doing? I'm writing it. Working. But that's all the kids or they're standing around. They're listening to what you're saying.

Yeah.

And then they repeat.

Right.

But what I grew up, I grew up playing like games like Uno or board games or even when we went home, uh, visit a Chicago with the kids. Me and my parents played a hundred games of sorry. Sorry. I don't know if you ever played sorry out there. It's a great board game for like kids, but it is when you knock them out, you have to

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